KKSB Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 5 & Compatible with 7-inch Raspberry Pi Touch Display 1 - Space for Raspberry Pi Active Cooler

This works great with my raspberry pi 5. Had no issues straight out the box. I build robots so having an interface to monitor what my robots are doing makes it easy. I recommend. It's very touch sensitive which is great because I don't like screens where I have to apply pressure to them so this makes it easy. Very good quality as well.

So, I recently picked up the KKSB Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 5, and while it’s mostly a win, it’s not without a few quirks. Here’s the lowdown;First off, the aluminum chassis is solid. I’d give it a 4/5 for the build because there’s even some room to add extra components (depending on size, of course—don’t try cramming in a power supply or anything wild).Once it’s assembled, it looks sharp—like a nice little tech centerpiece. BUT (and it’s a big but), the finish has some issues. The paint peels in spots, and parts of the design just feel a bit… unfinished. Think “the case was in a hurry to get out the door or Return and Amazon sent as new”It gets the job done, but I have some mixed feelings. My biggest gripe? No support for universal displays. I mean, why can’t I throw on a 5-inch display or similar without DIYing a bezel or adapter? It feels like a missed opportunity, especially for people who like to customize.KKSB, if you’re reading this, please give us bezel adapters for these cases! You’d make a lot of us tinkerers super happy.Now, this is where KKSB absolutely crushed it. My first case showed up damaged, and I thought, “Great, here we go…” But nope! Their support team was on it. I sent some pics, and they shipped out a replacement faster than I expected. Honestly, this whole process was so smooth I was shocked. Companies just don’t handle things this well anymore, so major props to the KKSB team for that.All in all, I’d give the experience a 9/10. The case itself is solid, the customer support is top-notch, and it’s got that sleek, minimal vibe I like. It just loses a point for the design quirks (fix that peeling paint!) and the lack of universal display support.Would I buy from KKSB again? Definitely. The product is good, and their support team makes you feel like they actually care. Just keep in mind that the case isn’t perfect, but it’s still one of the better options out there for your Raspberry Pi 5.Now, back to tinkering. Thanks, KKSB!

Easy to install, works perfectly

The pro is that the case is sturdy and comes with a ribbon to plug into the Pi 5.The downside is that there are no batteries available to use with this.The SSD adapter that was suggested in the (customers also bought this section) does not work with this set up. No way to screw it down, no way to put case back on because it would be too high, plus it would push the ribbon against the fan. How come NO ONE seems to be mentioning this?!There was no manual. I am not sure how the silver power or reset button is supposed to stay in, and why didn't they make it for a better screen that the crappy and old official pi 7" screen?Other than that, its good... if you like running your pi on a low res, barely responsive screen powered off a wall adapter while running off SD card.

Does not fit Raspberry pie touchscreen as states- 1/16” gap around and pie doesn’t line up to machined holes or standoffs

High quality case for Pi 7" touch screen and Pi 5. 100% does the job. It's a bit of a pain to install but rock solid. Read the instructions.

Had to get creative with SSD hat because there wasn’t enough room for it on the PI. Scored an 80mm PCIe ribbon cable and mounted board to the touchscreen PCB. Case is a solid design and easy to work with.

This is an excellent product...however if there were some instructions I would have given it 5 stars. I took it apart and put back together multiple times before I got it right.. in my opinion. Anywho...I like it and I use it.